Al Brosch Clutches In Open Lead At Medinah
Bahf Al Brosch an outsider from Gardens City New York led the 49th national open entering the 36-hole windup at Medinah. The field narrowed from 42 to 51 with Brosch posting a 141 total and a chance to claim the title against a roster of former champions and top pros.
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AL Brosch
Chicago
al Brosen
David
Goliatas
Gardens City
Brosch Ested
Claude Harmon
Clayton Heainer
Les Kennedy
Billie Island Redhead
Pavialket
Pete Cooper Oat Ponte Verda Peach
Fla
Lad
Eosworth
Vines
Bobby Locke
Bob Harris
Byron Nelson
Gene.sarazeu
Fonyl Manero
Chick Evans
Billy Burke
Andy Lawson Little
Travelers End Victory-Famine in Southern Association
The article reports a breakthrough victory for the Travelers in the Southern Association, ending a period of consecutive losses. Details on opponent, venue, and score are readable but not fully provided. The piece attributes the turnaround to improved pitching and clutch hitting by key players.
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Little Rock Travelers
New Orleans
Elicans
Khocks
Woebegone Pels
Art McConnell
Travs
Pels
Tarviers
Travelers End
Veterans Administration Officers Confer Over Dental Policy
The Officer of the Day MR R M Johnson Jr and MR Roy Huggins with Dr James Amick of Central Office Washington met Friday with Dr Patrick Gilgannon head of the Dental SMinie to discuss dental policy and services at the Center. Sergeant Lloyd Skelton of Company 1 spends the weekend with family in Jacksonville and his acting sergeant appointment becomes effective this week. Joe Luca serves breakfast with tomatoes from his Hobby Shop Garden sponsored by Miss Dorothy Wise Arts & Crafts. Bill Kinsey is temporarily an infirmary patient but expected to return soon.
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James J. Amick
D. Db
Central Office of the Veterans Administration
Washington
Patrick J. Gilgannon
Dental Sminie
Na Services
Lolloyd Skelton
Company 1
Alsc
Jacksonville
Skelton
Seystab
Joe Luca
Dorothy Wise
Arts & Crafts Department of Special Services
Weekends at the Center Pause Most Activities
Lazy Fridays and weekends see all offices closed and many programs suspended. Only essential services focused on patient comfort and safety remain operating to support residents.
Pool Opens For Members This Weekend
Water in the swimming pool has been changed for the weekend and the facility will be open to members from 3 to 4 30 this afternoon. Personnel may plunge into its cooling depths on Sunday afternoon.
Center Membership Attends Local Baseball Game
Center members show up at Municipal Stadium for a Thomasville vs Americus game with free admission. Special Services Division provides travel, while a Sunday show by the Military Order of Cooties in Albany promises music from a Paramount Club troupe and local singers.
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Center
Thomasville
Americus
Municipal Stadium
Special Services Division
Svelto
Military Order of Cooties
Albany
D. V. Holt
Dave Battle
Special Services Officer
Paramount Club
Local Market Offers Tea and Fresh Garden Produce
A local seller lists a complete tea line including Lipton Orange Pekoe Maxwell House Tetley and Tenlerleaf plus Formosa Oolong and All Green Tea. Also advertised are home grown vegetables such as fresh tomatoes black eyed peas beets peppers and daily fresh strawberries.
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Lipton
Maxwell House
Tetley
Tenlerleaf
Richeleiu
Formosa Oolong
Charlie Grimm to Take Front Office Role for Cubs
Boston June 11 AP Charlie Grimm will manage the Cubs for the penultimate time and become vice president in charge of baseball operations Frank Frisch to succeed him as field manager The changes follow a 6 2 loss to the Braves as Pittsburgh’s Pirates beat the Giants Wrigley announced the overhaul saying the club needs another baseball man in executive work Frisch will assume his post next Monday and Jimmy Gagliardi moves to business duties
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Boston
Chicago Cubs
Charlie Grimm
Volly Cholly
Frankie Frisch
Forham Flash
Frisch
Chicago
Jimmy Gallagher
Philip K. Wrigley
Cubs
Boston Braves
Pittsburgh Pirates
New York Giants
Grimm
Wrigley
New York
Charlie
Behrens Faces Molloy In Blue Gray Tennis Quarterfinals
Top seed Buddy Behrens of Ft. Lauderdale meets Som Molloy of New Orleans in the Blue Gray tournament quarterfinals after rain halted play. Revised schedule moves quarter and semifinal rounds to today with two of three sets.
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Montgomery
Ala
Buddy Behrens
Ft. Lauderdale
Fla
Som Molloy
New Orleans
Schedie
Metins
Jack Tuero
Tulane
Les Longshore
Anniston
Ala. A
U. S
Robin Hippemster
California
Washington
Steve Potts
Memphis
Dick Mouledous
Tools
Nashville
Joe Divis
Vanderbilt
Ewing McAllester
Chattaooga
Betty Dan
University of Alabama
Virginia
Dumas
Birmingham
Eleanor Shin
Cornell Trials Claim Big Savings in Mouse Control Method
Experiments at Cornell University show a new mechanical method for controlling orchard mice could cut costs by 15 to 80 percent, saving thousands of dollars annually in production costs.
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Cornell University
Tim the wind collecting dog at Paddington Station
An English mastiff Tim died forty years ago yet his cannister at Paddington Station in London continues to collect for the Warrens Orphans Fund. The dog reportedly gathered coins daily, with a mounted display of his collar box still in place decades later.
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Tim
Warrens Oephans' Fund
Paddington
London
England
Protection Against Poisoning and Dog Safety
The article warns of active dog poisoners in parts of the country and urges owners to shield pets. It suggests two methods to prevent dogs from eating stray food: trap mice with baited traps and place them around the yard to create a fearful environment that discourages dogs from taking risks.
Carlin dog breed query and distemper timing
A reader asks about a dog named Carlin described as a pug type and inquires how soon after exposure a dog develops distemper. The guidance notes suggest a 5 to 9 day onset after exposure.
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USA
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